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Drog claims to have been so many places--the Shaolin Temple in China, the emir’s palace and a desert oasis somewhere in the Middle East, Mongolia, Canton, Ohio--but even Parker doesn’t know how much of this to believe. 




















                   







Has anyone seen Drog in Peoria? 


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Drog predicts he will visit hundreds of towns this way and all fifty states by Christmas.  Really? If you have a friend or two in another town or state, please humor Drog and pass the word to them.


Check here to see where else he’s been:  Drog’s Travels      


                           

   

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We do know that Drog has actually been to Italy, because here’s a picture of him with editor Andrew Karre at the 2011 Bologna Book Fair. 

And wait-- he has too been to Mongolia to visit the Great Khan (Chingis that is, not Cue-ball).


The authorities almost didn’t allow him in, but that’s another story. . .